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Look out in your email box for your new issue every 3 weeks! In the STYLE ISSUE We hope you really enjoy Pecha Kucha. Have a great weekend. Rachel, The Natural Store x Warning: Division by zero in /home/thenaturalstore/public_html/cms_section2.php on line 284
![]() Women's Style Gaia of Manchester and Last of Brighton - two beautiful, ethical and original Boutiques that you really need to visit! Click here to read Warning: Division by zero in /home/thenaturalstore/public_html/cms_section2.php on line 284
Baby StyleBonnie Baby founder and designer, Tracey Samuel, tells Pecha Kucha about the formation of her company and her aim to bring beautiful clothing to babies… Click here to read
![]() Better Thinking's Perfect T-Shirt Obsessed by colour, Better Thinking are surrounded by hundreds of little squares of fabric, each of them a slightly different shade. Click here to read
![]() Men's Style "My idea was not to create an ethical men’s clothing brand but to create a men’s clothing brand with ethical credentials." Robert Green passionately talks to Pecha Kucha about babygod, his new clothing brand. Click here to read ![]() NEWS FOCUS - What's being talked about in the PressHow Can A Student Lead A Green Lifestyle? With ecoversities thin on the ground, your best bet is to cut toxins, carry a solar panel and get on your bike, says Lucy Siegle for The Observer. Click here for article. Rivals Vie Over How Green Is Their Hi-Tech Airline. For three decades, Airbus and Boeing have been engaged in a titanic battle for supremacy in the global market for commercial airliners. But with soaring oil prices as well as increasing pressure from environmental groups and governments over carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, that battleground is increasingly shifting to fuel efficiency. Hans Kundnani reports for The Guardian. Click here for article. Learning Environment. Will your kids be taught eco-issues at school? Anna Shepard for The Times looks at schemes for pupils and parents. Click here for article. Firms Jump On The Green Bandwagon. Responding to climate change is giving companies the chance to look good and make money, reports Grant Ringshaw for The Times. Click here for article. The Green House. If you have a green energy supplier it just means that you pass the pollutant parcel says Will Anderson for The Independent. Click here for article. Building For The Future. If you think of eco-friendly houses as rather oddball, think again. Mainstream builders are eager to save the planet - and not just out of the kindness of their hearts. Graham Norwood reports for The Telegraph. Click here for article.
The winner of our last competition to win two pots of Babaloo's Scrummy Shea Balm was Mrs J Partington-Smith from Plymouth. Well Done, Jane!
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